Ranking the Top-20 Men’s Swimmers in the World, Part II (11-15): Highlighting the Standout Americans of 2025 At the recent World Championships, swimmers competed for medals in 42 pool events,
Can Women Beat Men in Marathon Swimming? By Daniela Navarrete, Swimming World College Intern. Swimmers have biological differences that affect their performance according to their sex. Women have lower hemoglobin
Why the First Second of a Race Changed Forever Every swimming race is won or lost in four moments: the start, the stroke, the turn and the finish. In competitive
Olivia Smoliga, Becca Mann Win First Chicago River Swims in Nearly a Century The Chicago River hosted its first open water swim since 1926 on Sunday, and Olympian Olivia Smoliga
Michael Phelps to Join Monday Night Football Manningcast Tonight Olympic champion Michael Phelps will be a guest on the Monday Night Football Manningcast tonight. Phelps will join Peyton and Eli
The 2025 World Para Swimming Championships are under way from Singapore. There were several records broken with a fast start to the meet. Germany’s Tanja Scholtz, Great Britain’s William Ellard
Swimposium by Connecticut Swimming Brings Key Speakers, Big Audience, Including New USA Swimming CEO The Connecticut Swimming Swimposium took place last week with an all-female lineup of speakers. It was
Ranking the Top-20 Men’s Swimmers in the World, Part I (16-20): Short Course World-Record Holders Stand Out At the recent World Championships, swimmers competed for medals in 42 pool events,
Does Music Matter? How Tunes Affect Swimmers Before a Race Sweat dripping down your face. Arms and legs pulsating with nervous energy. The thumping heartbeat beating through your chest. Pre-race
Janet Evans – Ahead of Her Time On September 22, 1988, Janet Evans delivered a performance that was well ahead of its time. Racing at the 1988 Olympic Games in
